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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
9
The article argues neither government nor railroads are solely to blame for equipment shortages. It urges shippers to load cars to capacity and release promptly to ease congestion, noting that the issue is one of efficiency rather than car scarcity and calling for cooperation.
Editorial outlines Chairman Bedford of Standard Oil arguing for open pursuit of Mexican oil, citing American oil dependence and Carranza obstacles. It contrasts open negotiation with force, and links American policy to oil interests and profit.
Myrtle Point readers are urged to use Adlerika with glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients to flush the upper and lower bowels. The ad claims removal of toxins from the alimentary canal and prevention of appendicitis along with relief for gas and sour stomach. It touts a cure for constipation and praises a single bottle's results.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County Plaintiffs Cooper couple sue Amanda Potter heir of Charles P Potter and L C Soule with all others claiming any right title or interest in the described real estate Defendants summoned proceed with quiet title action and related claims in equity Fairly reads as a civil suit notice with heirs and successors named and no further details provided.
A summons by publication in Myrtle Point Oregon orders all defendants in a quiet title suit to answer by June 10 1920. The action seeks to declare claims on property in Dunham addition City of Bandon Coos County Oregon valid and enforce ownership in fee simple and to enjoin further claims. The notice cites Honorable J I Coke Circuit Judge and lists publication details in South Coos County American Haven.
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